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Western Railroad Discussion > BNSF 12k-15k stack trainsDate: 07/02/14 01:03 BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: jayb61 a friend e mailed me about this type of train becoming common on BNSF on the Chili Sub. he said todays train was 3x2x2 and he saw 1 last week @ GAL with a lash up of 3x2x1. will this type of train stop @ WS or continue on to the east coast? can I guess some cars r for WS and the remainder for the east coast? tyia
Date: 07/02/14 03:47 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: ATSF100WEST From my experience, these tend to run out of the SoCal harbor with international boxes, so their final destination is usually "Logistics Park Chicago" (LPC), just south of Joliet.
Bob ATSF100WEST......Out Date: 07/02/14 05:51 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: jc76 How heavy?
Date: 07/02/14 05:52 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: inCHI ATSF100WEST Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > From my experience, these tend to run out of the > SoCal harbor with international boxes, so their > final destination is usually "Logistics Park > Chicago" (LPC), just south of Joliet. > > Bob > > ATSF100WEST......Out Is this one a day, or possibly more? Any time what time it usually gets into Joliet? Date: 07/02/14 09:08 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: mapboy jc76 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > How heavy? Memorial Day at Kingman had an SLBTLPC1 3+2+2 11,838' 12,258Tons. mapboy Date: 07/02/14 11:22 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: ATSF100WEST This is relevant:
http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?1,3414188,3414946#3414946 Bob ATSF100WEST......Out Date: 07/02/14 16:05 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: dcfbalcoS1 What is 'GAL' and 'WS' ?
Date: 07/02/14 16:19 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: zchcsse dcfbalcoS1 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > What is 'GAL' and 'WS' ? I'm guessing GAL refers to Galesburg, IL and WS refers to Willow Springs, IL. These trains have nothing to do with Willow Springs as that facility has historically only handled trailers (basically) but now also handles containers but only for UPS and possibly FedEx. Date: 07/02/14 18:10 Re: BNSF 12k-15k stack trains Author: matts15487 Has to be fun breaking them up for 5k tracks.
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